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Does Temporary Life Insurance Work?

by Dave_Text

Term life insurance is a way of temporary insuring someone�s life
for a low cost.

Life insurance is essentially an agreement that a specific sum
of money should be paid a specific way to named beneficiaries
upon the death of a person whose life has been insured.  One kind
of life insurance is term life insurance, also known as temporary
insurance.

Unlike other forms of life insurance, term life stipulates that
payments will only be made to the beneficiaries of the deceased
if the death occurs with a specifically stated period of time.
The agreement only lasts for a fixed or specified term, to be
considered automatically null and void the moment the insured
survives the period or term.

Whether temporary or permanent, life insurance is merely to
protect the family left behind by the deceased from financial
worry, but rather more appropriately characterized as a form of
investment and security to protect the beneficiaries from
financial hardships occasioned by the death of the insured.
Indeed, comforting the beneficiaries with an inheritance, as a
consolation prize for the loss they suffered as a result of the
death of the insured is not what life insurance delivers because
human life is without precise economic measure or value.

Term life insurance typically costs less than a long term life
insurance because of the short period of time the person will be
insured. Premiums for term insurance policies are lower and often
have a higher death benefit than most. This is because insurance
companies are banking on statistics that the insured will not
pass away during the term of the contract.

The amount of premiums that must be paid for a life insurance
policy is heavily determined by the work of an underwriter. What
an underwriter does is try to determine the suitability of a
person for life insurance. Underwriters will consider several
things such as current state of health, credit standing, medical
history, family background, psychological state and occupation to
test the probability that the prospective insured will pass away
during the length of the term.

Chronic and fatal diseases such as heart defects, high blood
cholesterol, tuberculosis and the like often make it hard to get
life insurance, the person is either declared uninsurable or is
given very high premiums and a low death benefit. This is because
the insurance company believes the person may pass away before he
pays the equivalent of his death benefits.

Other factors that could result in a high premium rate are risky
professions, age, and a family background for poor health as well
as psychological and mental health issues. Adding other bonuses
or additional benefits called riders may also increase the amount
of premiums that need to be paid for life insurance.

For term insurance, the company has a good probability that the
insured will not pass away during the length of the specified
term. That is why term policies are considered some of the most
affordable life insurance policies available in the market.

Term insurance is often used by people who do not want to commit
to a long term life insurance plan, or those who are embarking on
something new, like an overseas trip, which they fear may be
dangerous. Term insurance is an affordable way to provide
temporary protection for someone�s loved ones.

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